... came to be there were curious formerly Whigs represented the y, though they did not to-day. and Whigs originated First's time, when the Cavaliers and the other, and when the Puritans, who dubbed with the name of Whig, from the sour faces “ whey,” or sour ...

... offence that was But for these things, perhaps, the selection of Mr. en to the Whig of the club dinner this berlain as chairman and avowed effect upon would not have had oue of the rolls of the club. ‘of them—would have had the courage not three themselves ...

... AVELING, ., of Londen. URES in Se., e &e., will deliver THRE on LEC’ the Rochdale, AY, i4th, 1882. Morning at 1: Tories, Whigs. Literals, wickedness of God.” at 6 2%, “The life and nbours of Cherles Darwin.’ Circle, Afternoon at 3, * Pit, 4d.; Gallere ...

... finer in Sir Wrrt1am speech than his repudiation of Lord as an authorite- tive exponent of Whig principles. Sir Hazcousr is s Whig, born and bred, to use a eminent Whigs as Lord and Lord familiar phrase, and be is with two such Lord Grazr is a mere meteor ...

... Ir is curious, and not a little amusing, to notice the of view between that advanced Radical Mr. Cuampertatx, and that old Whig Lord SPENCER, on the q the day. Speaking on Wednesday night, the one at and other at Newcastle, they ap- peared to have assumed ...

... useful purpose that Lord Henry Grosvenor caa thope to serve is that of an illustration of tho practical certainty that the Whig nobility will |, be absorbed in the party. There Tory now nothing whatever to choose between the views | of the Duke of Westminster ...

... and is not much given to Whig He is, mor. Gladstone to take any step likely to give the Premier any trouble. Lord Rosebery young, and can afford to his time, And if there come, on the next great of the cards, a time when Whigs secede their own way, I fancy ...

... to submit to their terms. Lord Salisbury from Osborne with a scheme of this sort, too mach for Whigs, wire-pullers. bat most of them have come to few Whigs beel, ready to adopt any policy Gladstone may and moan; in be submissive; and they will success ...

... present day, will deny that the Government of Lord Salisbury is in the true sense more Liberal than any Government of the Whigs since the Union, and that the leading statesmen of the Conservatives are quite as ready to introduce reforms and to entrust ...

... them, and everybody says they are to win moro of them. Then it cannot for- gotten that the Orangemen were Whigs to begin with. hey are historie Whigs. As partisaus of William III. they were the bitter enemies of the Staartite Tories, Fora time, before and ...

... CJIINTT POLICE PROCEEDINGS. Z. T. Maps (chairman) and Loth. TO 00 TO BLACKPOOL WlTH,—Hobert Whig% who resides at was °barged b 7 Barash wife. with having seesnltal ber.—Complainaat that on Salado night cams home drunk. was sitting in a (hair, and he need ...

... behalf of Government. The persons who of the inquisition have returned 78 Whigs and as certain to vote of the Home Rale Bill. It the measure will not is believed that the Whig objection to the principle by the Mr. Gladstone is expected to make in detail ...